The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-26

EXCHANGE.
New York and cities north and cast on
demand, g. discount buying, par selling;
New York and principal cities north and
east, three days grace, 50 discount buying
par selling New orleans, 81 discount buy
ing par selling
The local cotton market closed steady ut
lilo advance on sales Of 1, 400 bales, sale. for
the week, p 600 bales.
New Orleans spots closed firm and up ice
with futures steady, and advanced 10 .
points.
Liverpool closed steady, though some
what inactive, but advanced l-l6d; futures
quiet and steady, and mp points. At Man
chester, cloths sTS quiet, without puuinbir
change In prices. Yarns quiet and rather
easier
New York spots advanced liOc, and closed
steady and futures went up Q too points
closing barely steady.
The New York grocery market continues
very duh. Coffee quotations nominal. Ac-
cording TO the Philadelphia Record, the
'cvidcnt intention of the now sugar combi-
nation 10 compel the two independent re-
hncrics In Philadelphia To join The trust by
cutting prices was generally discussed In
sugar trade circles. Rclincr, while they
discamcd any knowledge oi the real pun.
pose. II the trust In connection with their
business, were disposed 10 admit that recent
developments In the trade indicated nn in
tcntion 10 force the independent firms into
the combination. II has been stated on
good authority that Wallace bros, a firm ~
sugar brokers on Front street, wcrc last
Friday offered the exclusive agency for the
salc II Havcmcycr a Elders New York
Wmn to Philadelphia, on condition that
they would not handle the sugars
made by the Philadelphia rctnc-.
This offer was declined by Wallac,
Iros. similar oycrturcs are said D.
have been made with like result.
60 othcr broker. A further illustration oI
the method, of the trust IL afforded 10y ar
occurrence IN the market NJ the close ui III,
week. \ brand Of soft white sugar made Ia
New York aud .old under the trade name 81
Columbia \, was offered aud sold for rhila.
dclphia delivery at 1916 cents per pound,
while a competing grade II similar quality
known as Keystone T. and made by lh,
Franklin reclining company, 81 this city. WI,
being held at o ij.iG cents. The Franklin
company promptly met the reduced rate
and Wa yesterday Wholc.aling It, krysiou,
A suwr al o 1910 cent, per pound
proTrs.
Two hundred and twenty-five Lrls apples
30 us bran, ~ pig, butter 5u1 tulls bag
r.nr, o. PKG bacon, - pla- boots an,
thoe,. 100 hu corn. 3nl pki~ chcrsc. q.
tAs yll,v iuNlN sks cotton sccl. ~ ears cot
ton seed 500 hdl. cotton tic.. 80 lll
cement no pkg. dry ruOds. ~ pigs eggs
~ brl. n0ur u.b bales has. - pig
bat, isl head hurs 40 hcnd cattle ~ hcuD
horse and mules, 80 pkgl Lard, uN.up fee
lumber 30 pkr liquor. Go hils lime. "a
lrls mral, 2iphrIs molns.os ,il3 Neg, nails
a.Up bu cats. 10 brls onions. co. hris p1iu
toes - btls pork, u ears pork sidrs, g
pkg rice. az bri. sugAr ir2 pkg lpllcy,
J, 50 bu wheat.
HirvAToB RIroHTs.
The following shows the amount ~ rait
ucni,ci Withdrawn and in stnrr hy rcrula
elevator us reported 10 the Merchants "a
change today Wheat Withdrawn. 90 bu
in siuWI ca bu. Corn Withdrawn, lip hu
in siuw $50 lu. Oats withdrawn. $50 bu
in sidrr husfi hu